Humidity

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I just started running again this last fall due to having more time on my hands. I had started out doing around 3 miles and through continued training during the winter, I made it to 8 miles by spring. All was well and good up until today, which is one of the first real 'hot' days here in chicago this summer. Durning my run this afternoon, I had to stop half way through and chug the half the water bottle I always carry with me while I felt completely exhausted. By mile 6 I decided I was done and walked home the rest of the way as a cool down. For reference, I am a pretty healthy 25 y/o who used to do competitive swimming and ran for training. I don't remember ever having this much trouble in running during the summer.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I love running and don't want to have to suffer through the summer trying to stay happy and healthy.

Hello, lovely ladies and gents! I've seriously upped my makeup game recently, but this hot/humid weather is wrecking it! My under eyes get sunken -looking, and my makeup settles into my lines! I look great when I leave the house, but while I'm gone, or when I get home, I look AWFUL!! I'm using porefessional, various matte foundations, various setting powders, and urban Decay de-slick setting spray. I'm trying to find the right combo of face products, but no luck yet. Foundations I've tried so far: estee lauder double wear, lancome teint Idole, YSL all hours. Primers: porefessional, lancome la base, becca under eye primer. Powders: charlotte tilbury airbrush, dermablend, laura mercier, becca something(it's pink) and hourglass. It might be that I'm over-moisturizing, too. I use a few different hydrating products as I have dehydrated skin. I use herbivore lapis oil for oil control mixed with my moisturizer, and a couple good eye creams. I don't know what to do!! Any successful combos

Was loving the spring weather and just like a flip of a switch it’s gross humid. Walked into my shop this morning and it was like a slap in the face.

In North America, you have them. But are they a problem in your part of Australia?

Are they comparable to North America, or is Australia noticeably better or worse in this aspect?

I've lived in Florida almost my whole life, but holy hell I've never felt it stay so consistently and stiflingly humid as I have the last week or so. It's unbelievable. I thought I was used to it, but this is some next level shit. Is it just me? Guessing its to due with Cristobal but still, you think there'd be some sort of reprieve by now.

"High Humidity Leads to Loss of Infectious Influenza Virus from Simulated Coughs" says a 2013 paper however it does not explain what the mechanism is.

This may have important implications for SARS-CoV-2.

EDIT2: The only response to deal with the findings in the paper was from u/iayork (thanks).

EDIT1: In response to the top (incorrect) comment (841 votes) by u/adaminc: Gravitational settling is an insignificant factor if we go by the the paper, which says...

settling can remove over 80% of airborne influenza 10 minutes after a cough and that RH increases the removal efficiency only slightly from 87% to 92% over the range of RHs

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Summer is soon upon us and I’m absolutely dreading it. What are some items, cosmetics, gadgets, clothing, foods, etc that help you combat the disgusting Japan humidity and help you to avoid looking like a drowned rat?

For me, it’s those small portable fans that help alleviate a little bit of the heat. Also coolish ice creams are a life savior (and not so high in calories).

Is there any benefit to running in heat?

As we're getting hotter, my 16km cycle to work is getting sweatier. This will be my first summer commuting by bike (no shower available at work) so if you've got any tips for coping with the heat and humidity, I'd love to hear them.

Is there any way to get better running in high humidity? I live in Florida so I know humidity isnt going anywhere anytime soon. This is the first time I've consistently trained outside with no gym running. I was doing phenomenal with making gains and then the humidity hit like a wrecking ball. From a 9.35 minute mile to almost 13 minute mile. How do I get back to my faster time? Is it just a waiting game? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Rode into Manhattan today and the heat and humidity kicked my ass. It would be fine if I were on highways, but my commute is just local streets to the 59th St bridge and then Manhattan streets.

Anyone have recommendations for gear or tips or tricks? And how do you commute so you're not soaked in sweat when you get there or do you just get changed when you get to work?

I learned all this at a spider phobia course last year, which I went to because my phobia was very extreme. These facts were helpful to my peace of mind (know you’re enemy type thing). The course resulted in me getting rid of my phobia, but for those who have one still, I hope this helps.

And where do you get them? I see the Xiaomi CGG1 is popular but cant find a place where I can buy it? Would also prefer wifi or BLE just in case BLE range isn't sufficient to my Pi.

I would like an enclosed case and ideally a screen as well, and want it not connected through a cloud (local only). I am fine with soldering to put tasmota or something on it.

Hey all,

My humidity had been creeping up and despite having my extractor on full blast I can't reduce it below 70% at 22 degrees celcius.

How much of a risk is this to my harvest?

The plants all seem very healthy and vigorous. I have 3 small fans circulating air. I'm at day 35 of flower (harvest should be day 50 according to the breeder)

I'm growing in a 1m x 1m tent with a 5" extractor, in one big continuous living soil bed.

Any advice welcome

It can be 60 degrees outside but when there’s high humidity you sweat as if it’s 90.

Found r/PlusSize today and happy to have found you all. Have question about products to combat heat and humidity irritation to the body. Last summer started using Gold Bond Power under breasts, creases at where leg attaches to torso & under stomach. While it doesn't smell feminine, it does work for a few hours. Does anyone know a product to use that lasts longer than Gold Bond powder?

I've been trying to acclimate to the heat but it feels like no amount of time is helping, I drink 2 bottles of Gatorade within 15 miles and drink a half gallon of water before bed. I've tried going out earlier but it still has 80%+ humidity. Also for what its worth, I find I sweat significantly more than most people

So I'm 39 weeks pregnant today and I'm trying to find things to pass the time, and I've of my favorite things is baking. I've had these meringue shells on my to-bake list for months now and i just happen to have a bunch of extra eggs so I thought I would give it a try. But one of the comments on the post said they have problems with meringue because of humidity and it turns the meringue into mush. I live in Oklahoma and our humidity right now is around 40%. Does anyone know if that's too humid to attempt? I like challenging myself and trying new recipes so I could find something else, but I really like the idea of making these shells and then filling with blueberry compote.

https://www.cookincanuck.com/how-to-make-meringue-shells/

My wife and I are considering moving to Florida, but we have to know - how bad are the humidity and flooding in the Jacksonville area??

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-06-humidity-linked-covid-.html

Peer reviewed and medical journal published study from University of Sydney confirms connection between lower humidity and increased spread of COVID-19 producing aerosols as they stay in the air longer.

(Originally posted in r/coronavirus)

"When it comes to climate, we found that lower humidity is the main driver here, rather than colder temperatures," Professor Ward said.

"When the humidity is lower, the air is drier and it makes the aerosols smaller," he said. "When you sneeze and cough those smaller infectious aerosols can stay suspended in the air for longer. That increases the exposure for other people."

This is quite relevant to Albuquerque's and New Mexico's climate. Summertime temps may create a false sense of security given other flu-like viruses/seasons in the past.

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